well. thank you very much. bill: the rookies are forced to do some things. martha: he is not a rookie anymore. bill: usually they would have to pick up dinners, this kind of things. i would not call it hazing, it is a sense of fraternity a lot of these players have together. martha: i would argue some of this stuff seriously sounds like eighth grade. he went over to eat lunch and they got up and walked away. these are grown men behaving like this? ridiculous. bill: wanting to cough up 10 grand for one dinner. but to come back, eventually you are like hey, man, give it a break. more on that next hour. the president hitting the road to highlight a couple spent care. but how will the president explain this? brit hume here to analyze good martha: and a woman catches fire at a gas station. oh, my goodness.
almost 1 million people in the state of california alone. that number is expected to go higher. that number could get 12 million americans. martha: we have so much to go over on this today. we are learning so much about this program it. so many people running from it on all sides at this point. so what do you think? do you think the program should take a timeout? a lot of members suggested that would be a good idea. send us your thoughts on it. want to know what is on your mind and we will talk about it as we go through the show today. bill: the white house decision has been no delay, you can forget about it. martha: the more we learn about how they will put it together, the economic team said it should be outside business experts. the political team said no,
a delay, the law was much more, had much less ambiguity as related to that favor the president did for allies in the business community. the fact the secretary decided to launch this, she would have much broader latitude. bill: was she lying when she said that? the l word. it is coming up a lot these days in washington about what is a lie, what is misleading, and i think in this case the law says october 1. the law says she has latitude about that. her characterization of it may have been overripe whether or not it is a lie, it is a something the writing of the law defends her reading of it, but it does not defend her emphasis. bill: this could be a question
lived in benghazi what happened to four, during after. bill: threatening to block the nomination of all nominees until congress is allowed to talk to the survivors of the attack in gaza. kt mcfarland now fox news national security analyst, nice to see you. he says i shouldn t have to do this to make these threats. why does he have to be? the administration will not let the survivors testify. why won t you let the survivors testify? if they don t get permission from the government to testify, these guys operate in the shadows, they go under pseudo names, they are cia contractors. if the government doesn t hire them, they don t have any jobs again. the government has to give them permission to testify before they do it.
trying to explain away has been unavailing. they do not have an explanation of it than it does not leave the president as someone who went out and repeatedly told an untruth. martha: it seems like they re only answers, two possible answers. either they didn t understand the economic imitations of what they are putting together an impact is going to have war they wanted to have the impact it s having. because they want an even more streamlined, single player planned on the road. but it s one in the other. it has to be. well, if you re trying to get to single payer plan, this is not the way to do it. bill: but you can argue they didn t understand us. speak to the insurance companies are going to have to do what they needed to do.